Build your championship fantasy basketball team with the number one fantasy basketball podcast locked on fantasy basketball with

Josh Lloyd. Here you'll find all the draft prep in season advice, waiver, wire analysis and more in just 30 minutes or less.

Stop settling for last place. Check out locked on fantasy basketball now, available on YouTube or your favorite podcast platform.

Part of the locked on podcast network. Your team every day.

Revenge the Boston Celtics gives back the Toronto Raptors and get their first home win talking about it right now.

I'm the locked on Celtic podcast.

Hey there, welcome back to the locked on Celtic podcast. Thank you for making this show part of your daily routine.

Whatever it is that you're doing right now, thank you for including the locked on Celtic podcast and making locked on Celtics.

You're first listen every day. I'm John Corales. I cover the team for Boston sports journal and I've written a book called the Boston Celtics All-Time All-Stars which you can get now wherever books are sold.

Today's show is brought to you by McDonald's locked on Celtics brought to you by McDonald's today probably serving communities since 1965.

McDonald's has always been more than just the place to get tasty affordable food. It's an unofficial community center.

Big thank you to our friends and McDonald's for always being there.

I'm loving it and I'm loving a Boston Celtics win 10488 over the Toronto Raptors like I said at the in the cold open revenge of sorts for the Boston Celtics.

Not really. I mean, there's not a ton of revenge. You know, the only revenge the Celtics got was basically on themselves because they sucked in the first Toronto game.

It's not Toronto's fault, but here they are 10488 a nice kind of steady flow in the first half.

I thought the Celtics did a great job coming out and despite Tatum not hitting shots, he was doing a lot early on outscored the Raptors 3325 in the first quarter.

It was a very balanced attack. It felt good to see the Celtics out there playing the way they were playing.

It was it was Tatum passing a lot early. It was just everybody being involved. It was a nice a nice attack early on second quarter.

I thought there was a key stretch here from Al Horford. You know me. I love to say clutch plays don't have to come in the fourth quarter.

You know people talk about the clutch, which is the last five minutes of the fourth of the fourth quarter of a close game.

Like, yeah, obviously that's clutch, but there are so many different areas in a game where clutch plays can happen.

I thought early in the second quarter when the Raptors had gone on a 6-0 run to cut it to two.

...